JANUS CLI
This project can be run from the command line with janus.py or python -m janusbio.cli.
Input format
- Provide 2 raw datasets:
--ref: reference dataset--exp: experiment dataset
- Expected format for both files:
- genes as rows
- samples as columns
- Supported file types:
.csv.xlsx.parquet.p
Do not pass precomputed contribution or correlation matrices.
Basic usage
Run one or more formulas from the command line:
python janus.py \
--ref depmap_23Q2_chronos.csv \
--exp mito_screens.csv \
--pairwise_contribution \
--get_covariation_contributions \
--get_differential_correlation
Equivalent module form:
python -m janusbio.cli \
--ref depmap_23Q2_chronos.csv \
--exp mito_screens.csv \
--pairwise_contribution
Available flags
Required inputs
--ref <path>: path to the reference dataset--exp <path>: path to the experiment dataset
Formula selection
-
--pairwise_contribution- runs
get_contributions(...) - produces reference and experiment contribution matrices
- runs
-
--get_covariation_contributions- runs
get_covariation_contributions(...) - produces reference and experiment covariation contribution matrices
- runs
-
--get_differential_correlation- runs
get_differential_correlation(...) - produces differential-correlation and direction matrices
- runs
At least one formula flag must be provided.
Optional output
--output <directory>- if provided, results are saved as parquet files
Example:
python janus.py \
--ref depmap_23Q2_chronos.csv \
--exp mito_screens.csv \
--pairwise_contribution \
--get_covariation_contributions \
--get_differential_correlation \
--output output
Output files
Depending on the selected flags, the CLI writes:
pairwise_reference_contribution.parquetpairwise_experiment_contribution.parquetcovariation_reference_contribution.parquetcovariation_experiment_contribution.parquetdifferential_correlation.parquetdifferential_correlation_direction.parquet
Help
To see CLI help:
python janus.py --help
Or:
python -m janusbio.cli --help
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